Automate your CloudOps and Spend Less Time Doing Operations
summary
Claims a 55% developer time drain from ops and shows concrete automations built with unscript on Jupyter notebooks and runnable from Docker. Demonstrations include a Kubernetes health-check that pulls pod logs, an EC2 listing and restart flow, and a daily job that pulls ~2,640 AWS service quotas into Google Sheets so limits (e.g. 5 NAT gateways) are visible and a quota increase request can be sent automatically. Code and hundreds of runbooks live at runbooks.sh.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Automating CloudOps intro
- 1:13Documentation in operations
- 3:41Run books benefits
- 6:12Jupyter automation intro
- 9:01Automation platform demo
- 10:50Build run book from scratch
- 14:24AWS service quotas
- 17:55Automating quota discovery
- 21:03Conclusion and key takeaways
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